No[o]ne issued a statement following PARIVISION’s loss at The International 2026

Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko stated that he has no plans to retire following PARIVISION’s loss in the grand final of The International 2026.

The player made the statement on Telegram.

“Hi everyone. I’ve already made it home. I got some sleep, and it seems like the jet lag isn’t bothering me too much. I wanted to say a big thank you to everyone for the kind comments—I think I’ve received about two thousand coments with encouraging words of support. A huge thank you to everyone who wrote them. I really appreciate it, honestly. I probably won’t be able to reply to everyone. In any case, there are just too many comments, to be honest. It makes me very happy. And I can feel your support. That’s really cool.

I’m not giving up, and I’ll definitely keep playing for another year. It seems like they’re not kicking me out. So everything’s fine. Stay tuned for news, it seems. And once again, a huge thank you for your support. It’s very, very meaningful.”

Acording to Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko’s statement, the esports player will remain on the PARIVISION roster and continue his career for at least another year. He also thanked fans for supporting the team at The International 2026.

As a reminder, Clement “Puppey” Ivanov previously shared how he became the Dota 2 coach for PARIVISION.